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Three Part Lasagna Pan

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langone7 Apprentice
langone7
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I am attempting to go dairy free to see if that would clear up additional problems. I was thinking about lasagna. What about using a special three part lasagna pan? My food allergies on one side and my husband's regular lasagna in the other portion? Or would that have too much cross contamination? I don't think it would be, as I am not terribly severe. But what do you think?

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shadowicewolf Proficient
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I wouldn't chance it. All it takes is some flying grease or what have you and you got yourself a problem :(

langone7 Apprentice
langone7
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Yes, I guess I hadn't thought of that part. : (

langone7 Apprentice
langone7
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What about covering my side with foil?

kareng Grand Master
kareng
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Interesting pan. Does your lasagna never "boil over" when it cooks? Mine always spits and slops over the edge a bit.

Can you use the gluten-free noodles for all the lasagnas? if a smidge of his real cheese slops onto yours or a smidge of your fake cheese gets on his, is that a big deal? A little gluten is a big problem but sometimes other foods wouldn't be.

Takala Enthusiast
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No way.

To each its own pan. Not worth getting sick over. :o

JNBunnie1 Community Regular
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Cool pan though!

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gatita Enthusiast
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Cool pan though!

 

I see they have a cool brownie pan too! I've been making South Beach black bean brownies and I think I might have to get that pan now. But then, I never met a kitchen gadget I didn't like!

brigala Explorer
brigala
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What a neat idea! I don't make lasagna because the kids hate ricotta. Yeah, I know. They're weird. With a pan like that I could totally just leave the ricotta out of one section. 

 

I would not put gluten noodles in any section, though. We keep our whole kitchen gluten free for the two of us who need to be gluten-free. Even if I lived with a mixed kitchen I certainly wouldn't do a mixed pan. But when my YDS was more or less dairy free I would have happily made him a goat cheese section. He wasn't real strict about his dairy intake anyway. 

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